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 1 3|   disposed, but also from the vomiting. Thus, there are some who
 2 3|     is seized with diarrhoea. Vomiting also is an affection of
 3 3|      being normal, it ends in vomiting. ~ 6. This may often be
 4 3|     the gullet. ~ Further, in vomiting, the mere passive conveyance
 5 3|       there is in the case of vomiting no corresponding desire
 6 3|     furthermore, functions in vomiting no less than in swallowing.
 7 3| digestion, the expulsive with vomiting and with the descent of
 8 3|    the stomach clears away by vomiting those superfluities which
 9 3|   striving to be evacuated by vomiting. And the expulsive faculty
10 3|    exit is completely closed, vomiting of faeces occurs; yet such